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NSColorPicker question
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NSColorPicker question


  • Subject: NSColorPicker question
  • From: Christopher Henrich <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2003 12:37:17 -0400

I am developing an application which uses an NSColorPanel. I would like to use the Color Panel supplied with the Developer Tools; but I would like to make a small change in the interface.

When the user picks "Color Sliders", he is given a choice of four different kinds of sliders (gray scale, RGB, CMYK, and HSB) by way of a pop-up menu. The menu choices have key equivalents, cmd-1 through cmd-4. I would like to turn off the key equivalents.

My difficulty is that I do not see, from the documentation of NSColorPicker, how to get at that pop-up menu. Nor does the Interface Builder have anything to say about Color Panels or Color Pickers (so far as I have found out).

My current best guess is that I should go to the Color Panel, get its contentView, and access the pop-up menu there. But it seems that I need to know the tag of the menu.

Is there a righteous way that I can access the items in that menu?

TIA
Chris Henrich
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